id number
general situation of israel today
government treatment of current national issues
the main problem government has to deal with
personal security situation today compared to pre-peace process period
palestinian state with 95% of gaza strip and west bank,israel will keep settleme
israel will give the palestinians jerusalem's arab neighbourhoods
temple mount will be given to palestinians,western wall will stay in israeli han
a limited number of palestinian refugees will be allowed to return to israel
israel will give up control in the jordan valley over a few years
support for peace agreeement with above conditions
will a palestinian peace agreement end the arab-israeli conflict?
estimate israeli public support for this agreement (percentage)
forecast future public opinion towards agreement
agreement with government encouragement of arab emmigration
support for the returning of areas of the golan heights to syria for peace
evaluation of arab aspirations
are you worried about being injured by arabs?
if there's no agreement there will be war
an agreement will bring more security than territories
peace will strengthen israel's international position
peace will strengthen israel economically
peace will end the conflict with the palestinians and the arab world
which of the above reasons is the most convincing?
the territories are important for security and must not be given up
the arabs don't keep agreements
the settlers must not be removed from their homes since the government sent them
a better agreement can be reached
jerusalem and the temple mount are jewish holy sites and shouldn't be given up
level of satisfaction with israeli democracy
most important value
second most important value
third most important value
fourth most important value
the value to be followed in the event of halachic-democratic contradiction
extent of support for the labour party
extent of support for ariel sharon
extent of support for likud party
extent of support for orthodox people
extent of support for arafat
extent of support for ehud barak
extent of support for binyamin netanyahu
extent of support for shimon peres
extent of support for arye deri
extent of support for arabs
a capitalist or socialist israeli economy
participation of arabs in critical decisions
the most important reason to vote for pm
affect jerusalem on pm voting
affect economy on pm voting
affect social policy on pm voting
affect religion and state on pm voting
affect agreement with the palestinians on pm voting
affect terrorism on pm voting
candidate most capable to deal with israel's economic issues
candidate most capable to deal with foreign & security issues
respondent self-ranking on a right-left political scale of 1-7
differences amongst candidate's position on: jerusalem
differences amongst candidate's position on: economy
differences amongst candidate's position on: social policy
differences amongst candidate's position on: state and religion
differences amongst candidate's position on: agreement with the palestinians
differences amongst candidate's position on: terrorism
discussing political issues with family,friends
to what degree can you and your friends influence government policy?
importance of voting for a particular candidate
necessity for government's ensuring public life according to jewish religious tr
which candidate suits the following: reliable
which candidate suits the following: prefers state interest over others
which candidate suits the following: will withstand pressure
which candidate suits the following: will preserve the rule of law
which candidate suits the following: can be firm in peace and territory negotiat
which candidate suits the following: will know how to deal with terrorism
which candidate suits the following: can bring true peace with the arabs
which candidate suits the following: will decrease the split in the nation
willingness to give your opinion on the peace agreement to a tv journalist
frequency of reading daily newspaper
frequency of watching tv news
follow publications of election polls
faith in election polls
will election ads influence your vote decision?
direct election for pm's impact on the government system
inclusion of ministers from arab parties in government
party respondent vote if elections for the knesset were held today
respondent vote for pm, if elections were held today
reason for not vote
whom do you expect to win the pm elections?
vote in 1999 elections for pm
vote in 1999 knesset elections
supporter or member of any party
age
conduct life according to religious tradition
self definition of religious identity
ethnic group (for arabs only)
first label to define identity
second label to define identity
third label to define identity
fourth label to define identity
place of birth
year of immigration
former-soviet-union-born, immigrated after 1988
total years of schooling
academic degree
monthly expenditure of family compared to national average of 8500 nis
number of rooms in apartment
number of persons in household
respondent's military service in territories
sex
code of locality
month of interview
date of interview
language of interview
telephone area code
possibilty of reaching an agreement with palestinians even without concessions (
vote for pm between peres and sharon (computed)
sharon's character or actions make me feel angry (computed)
sharon makes me feel frightened (computed)
sharon makes me feel proud (computed)
sharon makes me feel hopeful (computed)
barak's character or actions make me feel angry (computed)
barak makes me feel frightened (computed)
barak makes me feel proud (computed)
barak makes me feel hopeful (computed)
peres' character or actions make me feel angry (computed)
peres makes me feel frightened (computed)
peres makes me feel proud (computed)
peres makes me feel hopeful (computed)
which newspaper (arabs only)
which tv channel (arabs only)